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Re: HDR shows a sharp tonal diff at -180/+180 merge (My WWP input)
Mahmood Hamidi 2006-Dec-29 13:13:00
This is the whole process.
Hugin outputs (among others) multiple tiff files, one for each input
image (Instead of a multilayered tiff as PTGui does I suppose).
This multiple tiff files is what I use im my process.
Each of these output tiff files consists of only one layer, with 4
channels (red, green, blue, and Alpha). The R, G, and B channels
contain the color information about the layer, and the A channel
describes how opaque the layer is to what is behind it.
Anyways, after this, I run all these output tiffs through enblend.
Enblend delivers a pano, also with only one layer and the 4 mentioned
channels.
I run several of these enblend outputs through Photomatix, which gives
me the line in its output if I use hdr/tonemap.
Regards,
/MH
--- In #removed#, Hans Nyberg <hans@...> wrote:
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> On Dec 29, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Mahmood Hamidi wrote:
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> > I did not resize my pano in PS at all.
> > In Hugin I set the size of output pano to 5000x2500 or 4000x2000 for
> > the small pano, and then I work with those files without resizing at
> > all to the end.
> > This way the same size is used through the whole process and no
> > unnecessary extra load during the manipulation.
> >
> > (No resize in PS => no Interpolation effect)
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> I do not know how Hugin saves the files but it may very well be as a
> layer even if it is only one of them..
> If you use that file for QTVR without flatten first you get the
> problem.
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> Hans
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